Sentence examples for censure over from inspiring English sources

Qantas's threat of court action reignites censure over Rolls-Royce's handling of the affair.

(Hence the censure over Rock's Oscars joke about Asian kid accountants: we've come to expect more).

They fear a rerun of 2003, when a Franco-German alliance ignored the deficit rules and escaped censure, over the objections of both the commission and smaller countries.

He is furious with the army, which he says has escaped censure over an attack in the middle of Peshawar's military enclave.

He dodged censure over unpaid taxes on a villa he owns in the Dominican Republic, but was then criticised by a House watchdog for company-funded trips to the Caribbean.

Ferguson escaped censure over a late, scything tackle on Willo Flood, while, soon after, Darren Dods, the visiting centre-half, was shown a yellow card for a much more innocuous, less dangerous, barge from behind on Daniel Cousin.

John Moore, Northampton Durand Academy has a track record in successful delivery of innovative education projects that raise standards and deliver lasting results ("Gove censured over plan for inner-city boarders in Sussex", 1 July).

Or since Lord Palmerston was censured over the Don Pacifico affair.

In an astonishing political comeback, he was later re-elected mayor; last year, as a city councilman, he was censured over corruption accusations.

Peter Cummings, the former head of commercial arm of HBOS, is the only bank executive to have been censured over the affair.

The channel was censured over four reports, including one featuring a pundit, Mark Sleboda, who described the Kiev regime as a "putsch government" that came to power with the help of violent mobs which included "a number of extremists".